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Tribute of ResDeCt.

AT regular meeting OF Washington Camp,
No ga. i y. ). OF A.. held June q, 1857, the fol.
lowing resolutions were passed
WHsiRAs. In the order OF Providencsa worthy
memoer "f our order. Isaac Hand work. has been
Ing the adage: " In the midst Of ii I. We are in
death " therefore, be 4,
hesotred II Is proper and 6edtting for us, as
Went,sorrow aud regret at his d. epsrtur, ths cir
SuulstAhcrs OF his death and appreciattnn M
nr sai vices ana character-a life taken hils In
mss,"i ant yoath ana whfch gave promise OF a
tha ,,u nnu honorable career for many wears of
orS. RSs.Otssd. That in his departure the eamn An,
member, whose io,s very N, worth orb ana eTen pnry
whose place cannot east y be filed o''oi'o anu
amt h,seI, our com nuni,y hss lost va ulble
young man OF industry aud the best soe,sy, "a =
Rs,oissd. That the death of Bro. Isaac Hand
time. we also recognize In his taxi ng on th., ~,
only II death no respecter OF @rsons' I'M,
cloves shining mark and inscruiable are the
desiintss and ths issues OF life and dea h 'u'
kesOiUed. That while Wa cannot com preh.p a
God IN Y ! hts DEGREES, wisdom and ways vel We
are resigned to his will. and pronounce good ali
that H. doss and brings to psss.
Res0iped That we most heartily sympatbize
with the mother. relatives and fri nds, and oii.r
them the cOnsolatiOns that comes from heaven,
Resolved, That this camp have its charter In
Grape for The period Of thirty days IN respect To
the memory OF our Oct eased Drdther.
Resoivsd. That coptss OF the resolutions rs
OF b. deceas cd. Nev solIsnd Clarion, ISTELLI.
sss0ss and Daily Eag.e @ for %l! paS Si,cs,.on.
HAIRY tHstIDEsR1ca,
JuSIe. 1887. II
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DDArAS.

BALpwIs-ln this city, on the 9th inst, Harry
A. Baldwin, In ths Slst year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence OF his father. A. W. Baldwin, No.
IL south queen street, on Monday afternoon at
2o'clock, without further notice. lnterment at
Woodward Hill cemetery. 2'd
HoHsAN- this city. on the sth inst. Chas
A. Holman. NJ u, son OF John A. and Cat hariue
+. Holman, In the cath year OF hts age.
Ths relatives and friends of the family, also
the medical fraternity, are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence of his
parents, No. l5i North Queen street, on Sat ur
dav morning al sS O'Clock. High Mass At St.
Anthony's church lnterment at St. Joseph's
cemetery.
LANDS lin Washington borough. on the sth
inst, Jacob l.. Lands, IN the 6+th year OF his
age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on Satin rday afternoon at |
o'clock. Services and interment at Mellinger's >
meeting house, East Lampeter township.
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Fourth Of July In Lancaster.

There 10 no doubt now that the grand cele-
beation OF pyrotechnic display in our city
On the Fourth OF July will be great success.
Money 10 coming IN literally, and the more
ehat " subscribed the better anu larger the
programme will be. Prot p. w. Lippott, the
manager, Ii only canvsssIng the business por-
tico OF the city, It being impossible for him
- this abort time to visit all the citizens. 1t
- therefore suggested that II the citizens
Wtsh 70 contribute towards making this eel
ehgation grand success they can send their
euntributions TO this othce. The amounts re-
eeivsd will be published from day to day.
oocieties, corporations, clubs ana fsctoriea
vhsse large numbers Of men and women are
eopaoysd, could do we'll by taking up col.
leoesoo among their associates, and sending II
= bulk 70 this office, stating the place where
oDat from.
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PICKED UP ABOUND TOWN.

Wash Tsylor's orchestra bss already boon
secured for the 4th of July picnic ct Duffy's
PARK, Marietta
I'd. Hall, Of the Schiller house, has pound
apple which ID In . remark 4 able state OF pres
eevetto0. he received 1t from Albert Smith,
~ New Providence 1t weighs eighteen
ounces and is fourteen inches in circumier.
enca
John Craig, the colored porter OF the Penn.
eylvanis railroad station, this morning found
. pocketbook containing . small sum OF
money and some valuable paperA
The hrst watermslons OF The season have
arrived In town. Frank Mettiett has two al
hia stand which look as we'll ss they do in
oummer. They were raised In the far South.
On Tbursdsy, June 10th, the Hill Island
end Husquehsnna picnic grounds will
- opeoed BY w. H. Shelley, proprietor.
They are situated on Hill island in the Sus.
gushanna river, II miles north 0i York and
9 miles south Of Harrisburg.
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Cn,caxn frouu ura marxas

CHICAGO, June 10. 1879 a m.-Market opened.
neat June, s!hc; July, s5kc.; Aug, sc;
sept, size.
orn-iuns. 5sc July, 59c; Aug, 4Cc.
Sep, 4O'.c.
o.ts-J ane, 25ssc; July. 8s.c; Aug. 25;kc I;
Sept, &c.
fork-June, 81 20,
Lard-J une, u 20; July, D 20; Aug, d 50
Sept, $50
Short Kibs-June. q 6s; July,Ge5; Aug.
o. 20 Sept, Gs 81.
wheat-June, s,ssc.; July, 5sc.; Aug, slAc;
Sept. &c.
Corn June, S7ssc July, Ss7.c. Aug, ssJsc
Sept, &os.c.
osss-Juns. s5Xc; July. 26ssc: Aug, &c
Sept, 25ssc.
fork-June, ~ CO.
Lard-Iune, u 70; July, q rs: Aug. t6 IS ;
sept q 9!k.
Ribs-J Ins, q 20; July. q 20; Aug, q 50 ;
Sept, o. SIX.
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Ssw ioHI, june lo.-r!our market steady
Fine, " tO33 IS; supernne, ~ Sos ~ ;
good to choice extra Western. g SS05 90: good
TO fancy extra states al04 Is common to good
extra Western, s. aft3 ~.
wheat-No. l Red state. 81 %: No. DO,
Sakc; No Red. Winter, June. qsIc: July,
95tc receipts, s. eco shipments. 24.0c6 bus.
Corn NO. mixed cash. +sLSc; do une, 4al.c
July, 4sc receipts. $500 shipments $1,000.
Oats-So. | mite state, 3Ac; No. : DC
sIssc; No. Mixed, cash. ;3kc: June. "a, July,
SSSc; receipts, % 90 bus shipments. I,3 ..
eye dur Western, e,05Sc State, 57koosc.
Barley nominal.
Pork dun old meas, ol5 90; new. sls0S
Larri-June. o. -; July, q Is Aug ,ElS.
Noasses II run AT aSc for ~ boiling STOCK.
Turpenune dull at 3Sl4c.
Eoein rrm :; strained TO gcod, q s2h6l e7S
Petroleum dul Refined, in cases. SIC.
freights dull grain to London. .kd
Butter dun; Western Creamery. lt0lsc.
Cheese dull State Factory. new. g40l &c
White, l0k0 Oslc.
segs steady State, l6lic; Western, l5S1l6c.
sugar dull: fadnou CuLoaf, l-l6c
Is ran ulated. 5.I5 i3 lsc.
Tallow dull prime city, SIC.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair TO good. 303kc.
Corse dull fair carxoes. Ikc tor Bio.
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Omcsr Wttick, Of Columbia, arrested a
esaveltng doctor this morning at the board
1sg house In the Knapp building, on East
King street, tor larceny. The man arrested
osve the name OF Joseph Relies, and he
'olalWs Chsmbersburg % his home. On Wsa.
soesdsy he was ut Colunbia, and with his
5ulDo end child boarded st John T. Bowers.
Dooo after he left coat and vest of Mr.
Dowoss were missing and the supposition
zun that Relies took the articles. Chief
5DDnh wps notified to locate Relies aud TO
I1nonyoph to Constable Wittick. That officer
- - Lancaster this morning and arrested
~ -. When taken into custody he wsa
rnG1n9 the stolen ol0thsA The constable
@n1k him 70 Columbia ct $50 and he was
&egan hearing BY Justice EvsnA Ia
G1s.le o bail he was committed for trial q,
- August court
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Louunds's CfrcUs.-Don Msrtinho Lowandes s
pavilion show viii exhibit In MEG rams PARK
for i've days next week, commencing on Tues
day The circus comps any is large. and 1t In.
cludes the great Lowaude family of riders. the
Zoyaroirt aerial artists, Lewis Brothers, senior
Constantine, Coreira ana Cater. Professor Luna
and others. The prices of admiss sion are very
low.
The STATE Cupitai Band This hne musical
organiz alton will come to Lancaster tomorrow
evening to give u concert at Meunerchor gar
den in the evening. 1t Is one Of the best bands
in the state. as lancaster people well know.
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Last evening the Choral society of Christ
Lutheran church opened a ct sw berry festi.
val, which will continue until Saturday
night, in the second story Of Fulton opera
house. The room has been handsomely
decorated and in it are ii We tables containing
ice cream. straw berries, fruit. flowers, cakes,
Lemonade, &a A feature OF the opening WAS
the music by qusrtette of the following
young men {: William Z. Adams, guitar AID
harmonica Abraham Adams aud George
Anne, baDjos, and Char les Nauman, guitar
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Closing Prices-2 O'Clock p. IN


CHICAGO, June 9.-The Droreys' Journal re
ports Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head shipments
?IO9 market firm; shipping steers. 80 to
03t5 cows. bulls ana mixed. q 5O73 50 bulk
q 256i 10; Texa, cattle, q 650i o.
head market strong rough and mixed, q s5
S6G5; packing and shipping. q 9l05 20; light,
u GoG5 %; skips, o 0o0t 81.
sheep-Receipts, 500 head: shipments,
none market steady natives. o. c0fs4 20 West.
0325.
EAST LIBBRrY.--Cattle- - Recefpts, T6 head 4;
shipments, 3d.; market slow, prime, S5 OOSt5 10:
iair 10 good ~ ,agtgi common. u 25Oi 81 4;
cattle shipped to New York, none.
Hogs-kecefpts; 90 head shipments 100
Workers, G lO95 % common to light d s0Sss 90 ;
pigs q 5 a. 10; hogs shipped TO New York. !.
none.
sheep Recsipts, 1000 head: shipments, e6I
market slow; prime u 30a5i 5O fair to good a 10
ts5 common, ~ 5o93 30; yeariiDg lambs, u 500
b; spring lambs. u 259B6 50,
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Ao6on 0sse1ne - = WhssA Oassss Wss
ulssss1 - 1nh Ysas.
~ GaoeasoR Oonaty 1loouusutal aseoci.
o9ton h0sd tAslf annu1l meeting q the once
q r. r. Brs0eman, ~ sscrstasy, On Wed.
nesoey afternoon. The following cfY,cers for
~ ensuing year were elected President
Marriott Brcstus vics president J. w.
Yocum; secretary, II. h. Breneman; treas
ures, JaHes n. MaSshall solicitor, A. q.
RsinGhl The following we're chosen
members OF the finance and executive CON-
mittee, In charge Of the monument In Centre
square: Charles Denuee, Edward Edeerley
and Henry Mullen.
The report Of the treasurer showed . bal
ance on hand Of sl54 OF, besides 81, 600 when
u invested. Tho bill Of william C. Pyfer
for taking care of the monument enclosure
tor Q year pest was presented and ordered to
be raid. The same gentleman was elected to
| take charge OF the enclosure for the ne1t
year.
The finance and executive committee re-
portsd that the fence around the monument
had been repainted, but they had been un.
able to find means to remove the iron stains
on the fence stonsa The mayor had prom.
issd them to do what lay In his power to
keep hucksters from selling goods at the
monument fence.
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A1om Charles, Of Lancaster township, has
Dntogeo ball to answer charge OF assault and
1D1osy pgelerred against him before Alder.
- Hssahey BY Augustus Hsunsoker.
ngoh Campbeil, living on Grant street. IVES
on1oA last night BY Oflicsr Hsiss, ON Q war.
61 1hensd By Alderman Hsrshsy. She 90.
80 roam In The houss OF Adam Stuttsr
" ~ boa1ely drunk. Shsspen last night
lno loshup end this morning paid the
~ -. 6lgound, Of New Danvills, this
~ hgeuSht suls before Alderman Bsrr
~ Jooob b. 0ood. He alleges that
~ Mn q Ne highway and ssssultsd
~ WU1ant Ne inouod 1oy his arrest
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Sunday, June 18th, will be celebrated in all
Presbyterian churches as Children's Day."
In accordance with provisions made by the
General Assembly. In the First church, this
city, we'll prepared programme has been
arranged. The church will be attractiveIy
decorated. The morning service will com.
mence at 1880 q. IN. In the evening at 7:3U
there will be choral service, and Rev. Dr.
Mitchell will preach a sermon to the chill
dreD.
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Walter NJ. Franklin, esq, and wife, of this
city, and Samuel Small, esq, and wife, o
York, Pa, will sail from New York on the
18th Of June, on the steamship Etruris tor
Liverpool. The voyage will visit the prin.
cipal cities Of Europe and return to America
In the fall.
Rev. Benjamin Bsusman and family,
Sheppardstown, W. Va, have arrived in
town on their summer vacation. They are
staying with Hiram B. Swsrr, esq the father
OF Mrs. Bsusman,
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The Doves.

In Marietta they have a society called "The
Doves" who are members of the q. A. r.,
though few congenisl outsiders are included
IN the club. The club IL for social purposes
aud after the manner OF the Farmers club
they hold reunions At the members homes
and have jolly good time and good dinners
Thursday evening the Doves met at the resi-.
denc Of Horace l.. Haldemsn and were
royalty entertained. On the of July they
go to Gettysburg where they will encsmp for
Q week. They will take cook and quarter.
master and and lots OF comissary stores.
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weise's Island r,.h,pp C,ub.

A meeting OF the Weise Island Fishing as.
sociation Was held on THURSDAY evening at
the office Of Alderman Barr. John B. Lsb.
kicher, A. J. Leibley, j. X. Barr, John W.
Ackermar, Charles b, Lehman and Barton
p. Mentzer were appointed q committee to
buy the tents necessary for the encampment
1t was decided TO leave this city for the en-.
campment on August lst aud return on
August g.
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nashssn Township school A Atf.,r.,

Tbe Aanhsim to~nrbip school board at
20e9eal8 ~ Monday elected the following
~ for the ensuing > ear President, John
Urosh treasurer, David B. Huber secretary,
Dr.. E h. Wilmer. The rest OF the board con.
slsts Of A. B. Haverstick, Benz. H. Huber and
David +. Rchrer. The salary was reduced to
eA5 per month, schools to open Sept 10Th
term months The following teachers were
employed for next term
Neffsvtllo secondary. II. J. Roddy; Neffs-
Vile primary, Cbaa McMullen; Liti,z pike
J. b. Herr Frick's, Bertha Cox Oakland,
J. W. Thomss Orrville, Gussie G. Burger !;
Dillerville, J. s. Matter Fruitville, lrx l.
Bryner; Pleasure Road, Alice H. Bricker !;
Eoeeville. II. w. Stein Eden, W. H. Butler
Oregon, w. q Stsuffer Weidler's and sum.
nit Level, Harry Newcomer and b. f. Kopp.
The Neffsville Union Sunday school will
bold III annual anniversary on the first Sun.
day In July.
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D11vou0oDoo - e1nsnsSeuRCHa
~ ~ n-A lneGe number q
E1 OnD1Gne ~ . 0eseing b the
rnnor ~ nlgAe - eooslder The
M rnoUGng ~ rouSth Of July In
DA 0esnes. Chisl Burgess
- ~ q q KauiYDsn ected o
i - oae3sss was freely discussed
Uo1o - ~ opinion that the day
- oevon = eolshsakiua In which the
~ opoDa11oa could Indulge II 10 pro.
0hoNo hollooa aDoeosion, orsttons
q - DeelosaGSon u lndepsndencA
T. - patriotic songA . parade Of
~ - o1vlc oegauisatioos, se0 In the
n6 : display Of Asswosks will b
10oDa0R DsaS onered his ball
= pisso 70 havo Tie balloon sscen.
~ ae1srgsmsat ~ the celebration
- pooood n charge Of the following
oDoo NeoDn A. J. Kaufman, p. 9.
UousDe W. HaldemeD, Z. y. Detweiler,
2eVos1I ". B. Given, +. A. Bennett,
WGnoo1man, Abrsm Bruner, Q. c.
Z -, = b Eckman, w. Hayes Grier, G.
& 0oUvensou, r. b. Conklin, Jscob Sheath.
- oop0mietse will devise means for raising
- Uoney and carry on: the celebration.
"A ne nissienaPy meeting.
H annual meeting Of the Presbyterial
oBo Aisston society, held on Thursday in
- Rsssbyteeian church, IVES largely attended
~ delegatss nom the auxiliary branches Of
~ eAurches In the Westminster presbytery.
~ peocoodiugs were Of much interest," and
- IMPORTS showed much active work in the
oou1o of home missionA A popular meeting
~ held Lest evening, at 8 O'Clock, which
- attsoded BY large congregation. Rev.
0ocego W. Ely presided at the meeting and
lnlRoduced the speakerA Rev. W. H. Rom.
0ol1, who hes spent four years a. q mission
~ In Montana delivered an interesting sd-
GToR He gave IN account Of his labors in
ut section, and the need OF spreading the
nuopol On the frontier. An address was also
nodo BY Rev. Calvin Stewart, D. D., of Cole.
m1n, who has just returned from . meeting
e the general assembly Of the Presbyterian
church In Omaha The address received
sloas sttsntion on the part of the congregation.
ne next annual meeting Of the society will
- Aeld at Lebanon In June, 1888.
II Police Circiss.
Jome6 Callahan Was sued by Benz. Duel
y ~ drunkenness and disorderly conduct
Ne was given hearing before Squire Soil,
nd w0 discharged.
Special Omcer Kip arrested Thomas Lsul
~ Drunkenness and disorderly conduct
Squire kolly discharged him upon psymen
- costA
lDvited to Allsntown.
The vigilant fire company has received 81
Invitation from the Goodwill fire company
No 8, Of Allentown, to participate in parsd,
- b held during the firemen's convention
- September.
ne Asthodist Sunday school will picnic q
renSyn park on Friday, July 1st
The fair Of the Knights of the Golden Eagle
viii begin on Saturday evening. A large
number Of handsome articles will be chsnced
o6
Ara Harriet A. Baker, the evangelist oi
the Philadelpbia conference, will leave town
On saturday to sssis, in the re-opening of the
Primitive Methodist church at Mshanoy
City.
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The claim Of Mrs Harriet Brtmmcr tfor assur.
anre ON the life Of her husband, the late Frsde.
rick Brimmcr). was paid by the Equitable Life
by sight draft drawn to her order on the sams
,fau that her claim WAS received. The record Of
the Z uitabs Life Is unappruached. II
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RARhRrs.
PhilAdeipnis Produce MAraet.

PHrLApgLrslA, June 10. .-Flour market steady:
sales, lsp barrels Minnesota Bakers, q c,xs4 20 {;
Pennsylvania Family, S H0t % Western do,
" lsSSi65; Patents, y 6SSsS 10.
Bye iour steady. 9. 100! IS.
wheat-June. glAc. July. S'sc.; August,
9lAc sept. pIsc.
Corn-iune i6Sc; July. Ec; August. i7c.
Sept, %9l4c.
Sent. Alc,
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Making Estimates.

Mr.. Root, connected with the Worthing.
tou 8 steam pump works, is in the city to day
making estimates for Hydraulic Engineer
Croes, In connection with the contemplated
improvements at the water works
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The state Pharmaceutical Association

The tenth annual meeting OF the Peunsyl.
vsnia State Pharmaceutical association will
convene in Philadelphia on Tuesday, June
IA, and remain in session for two days. The
delegates from the Lancaster association are
Ora s. W. Heinitsh, Thos. B. Bech,old and
John X. Kaufman. Several other members
OF the association including DIR. Charles A.
Heinitsh, the first president OF the s. ate asso.
citation, Will be present
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Ofhcer Fred. kissinger, of the police force,
George Waltz and Harry Staley went ii ,hing
with outlines along the Conestogs last nis ht.
They caught ll6 eels and sc catfish.
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For rsnt = one os the best stcrs STANDS n ~
county, with pcstofnce ID operation. siseateA u
the Village Of ealupsA. and doing business OF
90 90 yearly. Gocd reasons given for the pro
prietor going out OF business Apply 70 or a.
dress. j. HUSBAND srAuFFER.
10 std saiungA, Lancaster County, Pa.
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NeW Fora s,oGn,

Nsw foRk. June 10 l:,9 p. n.-Aouey losnea
ct ~ per cent Exchange steady, " so,<0X 81 |:
Governments nrm. Currency S's. q u oid; 81
Comp. q ss5l bio, t,<'s do. q csX bid.
The stock market opened firm on buying by
London specu ators OF Lake shorse and st,
Paul. During the nrst hour, under the lead Of
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~ ssoehs aausA prscss aAvanss0 y - n -
cent, bat attsr II O'Clock tAe marhet became
aull aad has % remaiaed up 70 the present writ.
ing. 4 part Of tAe same ADVANCE hes boon lost
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Stamm Bros. & Co.,
LEADERS or Low PRICES.

lust RECEIVED A HANDsOME LINE
snd o sSSsh ana Home SPIN In sn
blue serges. Clay. DiSgonals BsnnockbuTn.
Macgresgor and Neglegee ChevtotA. lust tnS
Trimmed. Perfect At. euits from 90 up.,at
ROSENsTElN. the TAlLOn.
81 North Queen street.
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AJAX HALL.

100000 EXTRA BUSINESS SALE
struck the buying people in the right place.
The goods are going SO cheap, 80 de-
srable are they that customers are not
satisfied with one, but take two and three
for friends. No owoNpER No WONDER
Wonder at what is to be saved. Such
good, such very fine Clothing has never
been sold for SO little money-never since
Oak Hall doors were opened. The Custom
made suits are nearly all sold. Some Of
the heavier ones left at half price. Great
quantities Of the Suits still on hand.
JUsr THINK OF Ir,
s25 >uit-tine, splendid, elegant, perfect in
in every particle, down to sl6.5O.
s20 suits down to sl2 and sli.
The Special Lot Of 1850 Imported
Cloth suits (Belgian) pleases every.
body who wants suit. No wonder.
1t would cost sio to make the same to
order. 1t must not be forgotten that
our guarantee goes with these goods :;
that if there is any defect whatever
either in cloth, making or trimming,
we give back the money.
Young Mems Suits Young Mems Suits ,
Young Mems Suits
From els down to sl2.
From els down to sl2
From ais down to sl2.
From els down to sl22.
Boys suits Boys Suits Boys Suits .
Boys Suits.
From sl65o down to slO and sl2.
From $3.50 down to slO and sl2.
Children's Suits Childrens Suits Chill.
dren's suits
From $50 to g.
From s7.5O to s5.
From s7.50 10 s..
From s7.5o to s.
Everything the b,st, Everything the
very best.
Store open Saturday night till 10 o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-10

NEW vERTiSkMENTS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-01

ANtoNe lre recommendation Of the
BGl~d oC Psrdous at It's meeting last
w'.-'v, ,s hat the Governor shsII com
mute the sentence OF William !.
McAIreu, Of Juuiata county, who poi
sonCd his wife, from the dsstls penalty
20 Imprisonment for life. The news Of
this action OF the Pardon Board was re
coived AZ MtfTliatown, the county seat,
IS we'll as throughput the county, with
"A feeling Of deep Indignation. The citi-
2eus o! that county are almost uuani-
nous in the declaration that outside Of
McMceu's relatives, and one Of his
lawyers, there are none who do not be-
lieve him guilty, not only of the mur-
der 0, his wife, but also OF another
Referring To this matter the Philadel-
phia Ledger saws: "Eor four wear under
a ID mocratic administration the Board
Of PardOns was a trustworthy and
highly useful body, standing between
The Governor and the friends Of Grim
ina'7 TO serve The public, yet DOING
exact Justice. the presen; body has yet
10 establish It's reputation aud does not
seem 20 be making verv good begin
ming